X for iOS fixes bug that showed [Couldn't post] at launch
X has fixed a bug in its iOS app that showed [Couldn't post] and [Your post couldn't be sent right now and has been saved as a draft. Please try sending it again later.] when users launched the app. X plans to include the fix in the next update.
Some users saw a bug in X for iOS where posts they thought they had sent had not gone through. When they launched the app again, a [Couldn't post] dialog appeared.
Couldn't post
Your post couldn't be sent right now and has been saved as a draft. Please try sending it again later.
X user null-sensei (GOROman) mentioned the bug to X employee Yuki Arano, and X fixed it in one hour.
According to Yuki Arano, X plans to ship the fix in the next update. If this dialog appears for you, I recommend opening the App Store and updating the app.
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